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2011-2012 Georgia Health Sciences University Catalog

2011-2012 Georgia Health Sciences University Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

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	AGDR 7011 - Advanced General Dentistry Didactic Course Advanced General Dentistry Didactic Course Grade Mode: Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 7Contact Hrs. Low: 5 Course Level: Post Professional Residents Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	AGDR 7012 - Advanced General Dentistry Clinic Course - Patient Care Advanced General Dentistry Clinic Course - Patient Care Grade Mode: Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 6Contact Hrs. Low: 35 Course Level: Post Professional Residents Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	AGDR 7021 - Advanced General Dentistry Didactic Course Advanced General Dentistry Didactic Course Grade Mode: Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 18Contact Hrs. Low: 5 Course Level: Post Professional Residents Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	AGDR 7022 - Advanced General Dentistry Clinic - Patient Care Advanced General Dentistry Clinic - Patient Care Grade Mode: Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 16Contact Hrs. Low: 35 Course Level: Post Professional Residents Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	AGDR 7031 - Advanced General Dentistry Didactic Course Advanced General Dentistry Didactic Course Grade Mode: Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 9Contact Hrs. Low: 5 Course Level: Post Professional Residents Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	AGDR 7032 - Advanced General Dentistry Clinic - Patient Care Advanced General Dentistry Clinic - Patient Care Grade Mode: Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 30Contact Hrs. Low: 35 Course Level: Post Professional Residents Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANAT 3100 - Sectional Anatomy The course is designed to provide students in radiologic and imaging sciences a supplement to the student’s knowledge of anatomy through presentation of longitudinal, sagittal, coronal, and oblique sections of the human body. Correlation with computed tomography, magnetic resonance, sonographic, and SPECT images is made. Students should be able to use the material presented as a foundation for further study in any of the modalities. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 2Contact Hrs. Low: 4 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Equivalent Course: RSC4602 Allied Health SciencesBSRS_DIMS-Diagnostic Medical Sonography, BSRS_NUMT-Nuclear Medicine Technology, BSRS_RADT-Radiation Therapy Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANAT 3320 - Systemic Anatomy Study of the Anatomy of the Human Body as applicable to Clinical Practice. Lectures, laboratory and demonstration materials are directed studies. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 5Contact Hrs. Low: 12 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Equivalent Course: ANM3320 Allied Health SciencesBSRS_DIMS-Diagnostic Medical Sonography, BSRS_NUMT-Nuclear Medicine Technology, BSRS_RADT-Radiation Therapy Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANAT 5002 - Research Elective in Anatomy To provide the student an opportunity to learn fundamental methods and experimental design in research related to cellular biology and anatomy. The research activities shall have direct relevance to the clinical interests of the student. Grade Mode: Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 7 Repeated: 1 Course Level: Professional Semester Equivalent Course: ANM5002 Medicine Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANAT 5004 - Teaching Skills Elective Goal: To provide an anatomy teaching opportunity for senior medical students who are interested in anatomy, anatomically intensive fields of medicine, and/or academic medicine. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 7Contact Hrs. Low: 18 Repeated: 0 Course Level: Professional Semester Equivalent Course: ANM5004 Medicine Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANAT 5085 - Essentials of Education Essentials of Education is designed for students interested in teaching and assisting in summer courses or those interested in academic medicine. Students will learn from workshop style practical activities and interactions with each other. Topics include how to organize handouts and lectures, recognize and respond to various learning styles, produce coherent lectures for presentation, how to give feedback, and prepare quality exam questions. Grade Mode: Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Contact Hrs. Low: 2 Repeated: 0 Course Level: Professional Semester Equivalent Course: ANM5085E Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANAT 5086 - Forensic Medicine In this age of the “hollywood-ized” forensic dramas, this course has been designed to give students a true look at the ever-growing realm of forensic medicine. Participants will trace the path of typical forensic death investigations through the various forensic disciplines that aid in the death investigation. Ultimately, students will obtain a clear picture of the team effort of forensic death investigation and victim identification. Grade Mode: Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Contact Hrs. Low: 2 Course Level: Professional Semester MedicineMedicine Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANAT 6500 - Musculoskeletal Anatomy Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 4Contact Hrs. Low: 12 Course Level: Graduate Semester Equivalent Course: ANM6500 Graduate StudiesMain campusGraduate SemesterGraduateDoctor of Philosophy Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANAT 6510 - Systemic Anatomy Prerequisite: Admission to PA Program Course Description: Study of the Anatomy of the Human Body as applicable to Clinical Practice. Lectures, Laboratory and demonstration materials are directed studies. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 5Contact Hrs. Low: 10 Course Level: Graduate Semester Equivalent Course: ANM6510 Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANAT 7010 - Human Gross Anatomy Study of the Anatomy of the Human Body as applicable to Clinical Practice. Lectures, laboratory and demonstration materials are directed studies. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 4Contact Hrs. Low: 10 Course Level: Graduate Semester Equivalent Course: ANM7010 College Restrictions: Graduate StudiesCampus Restrictions: Main campusLevel Restrictions: Graduate SemesterClass Restrictions: GraduateDegree Restrictions: Doctor of Philosophy Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANAT 7010 - Human Gross Anatomy for Medical Illustration I Study of the Anatomy of the Human Body as applicable to Clinical Practice. Lectures, laboratory and demonstration materials are directed studies. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 4 Course Level: Graduate Semester Graduate StudiesMain campusGraduate SemesterGraduate Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANAT 7011 - Human Gross Anatomy for Medical Illustration II Study of the anatomy of the human body as applicable to clinical practice. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Prerequisites: Prerequisites: ANAT7010 Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 3 Course Level: Graduate Semester Graduate StudiesGraduate Semester Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANAT 7011 - Human Gross Anatomy II Study of the human body as applicable to clinical practice. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Prerequisites: ANAT 7010 Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 3 Course Level: GS Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANAT 7030 - Neuroscience I Study of the central and peripheral nervous system as related to functional and clinical neurology. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 3Contact Hrs. Low: 4 Course Level: Graduate Semester Equivalent Course: ANM7030 Graduate StudiesGraduate Semester Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANAT 7040 - Graduate Neuroscience I An in-depth study of the central and peripheral nervous system as related to functional and clinical neurology. Lectures are based on 18 units of the nervous system as covered in the course textbook. Laboratories consist of the study of the surface anatomy of the brain, spinal cord and peripheral nervous system. Internal structures of the brain and spinal cord are studied in coronal, sagittal and axial sections, as well as x-rays, CT-scans and MRI series. The second half of the laboratory is devoted to special dissections of nuclei, tracts and other internal structures of the brain and spinal cord. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 4Contact Hrs. Low: 12 Course Level: Graduate Semester Equivalent Course: ANM7040 Graduate StudiesMain campusGraduate SemesterGraduate Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANAT 7041 - Graduate Neuroscience II In depth study of the central and peripheral nervous system as related to functional and clinical neurology. Grade Mode: Normal Prerequisites: ANAT 7040 Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1 Course Level: GS Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANAT 7100 - Sectional Anatomy The course is designed to provide students in radiologic and imaging sciences a supplement to the student’s knowledge of anatomy though presentation of longitudinal, sagittal, coronal, and oblique sections of the human body. Correlation with computed tomography, magnetic resonance, sonographic, and other imaging modalities is made. A project, designed to focus the student’s program of study, is mandatory. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 2Contact Hrs. Low: 2 Course Level: Graduate Semester Allied Health SciencesMHSMD_MDOS-Medical DosimetryGraduate Semester Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANAT 7300 - Human Gross Anatomy Grade Mode: Normal Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 6Contact Hrs. Low: 16 Course Level: Graduate Semester Equivalent Course: ANM3500, ANM6500 Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANAT 8010 - Special Topics in Anatomy Discussion and analysis of current research areas. Grade Mode: Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Contact Hrs. Low: 0 Course Level: Graduate Semester Equivalent Course: ANM8010 Graduate StudiesMain campusGraduate SemesterGraduateDoctor of Philosophy Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANAT 8020 - Introduction to Research Discussion and analysis of current research areas. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 2Contact Hrs. Low: 2 Course Level: Graduate Semester Equivalent Course: ANM8020 Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANAT 8030 - Fundamentals of Vision Science Prerequisites: Satisfactory completion of the first year biomedical sciences core curriculum, or permission of the course director. This introductory course covers the fundamentals of the visual system including anatomy and development of the eye, biochemistry, cell biology and physiology of vision, general and ocular pharmacology, immunology and overview of pathology of the eye. This course is team-taught by MCG Vision Discovery Institute faculty. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 3 Course Level: Graduate Semester Graduate StudiesGraduate Semester Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANAT 8040 - Current Topics in Vision Science This course will offer students an opportunity to familiarize themselves with recent discoveries in vision research and ophthalmic disease. The forums for interaction and learning include: formal journal clubs, ophthalmology grand rounds, the Vision Discovery Institute (VDI) seminar series, and VDI monthly group meetings. The course will include interactive discussions of recently published vision science papers and current research being pursued by the enrolled students. Students will develop their skills in reading the vision research literature critically and in effective presentations of scientific and clinical information. This course is team-taught by MCG Vision Discovery Institute faculty. Grade Mode: Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 3 Course Level: Graduate Semester Doctor of Philosophy Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANAT 8050 - Cell Biology and Development Prerequisite: Cell Biology, Biochemistry and/or Gross Anatomy, or permission of the course director. The microscopic anatomy and development of all human organ systems as well as the cellular biology of various tissues and organs are taught in detail. In addition, early human development and systemic development will be considered in detail. Cellular Biology, as it relates to anatomic structure, will be presented. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 5Credit Hrs. High: 7Contact Hrs. Low: 8 Course Level: Graduate Semester Equivalent Course: ANM8050 College Restrictions: Graduate StudiesCampus Restrictions: Main campusLevel Restrictions: Graduate SemesterClass Restrictions: GraduateDegree Restrictions: Doctor of Philosophy Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANAT 8050 - Graduate Histology Prerequisite: Cell Biology, Biochemistry and/or Gross Anatomy, or permission of the course director. The microscopic anatomy and development of all human organ systems as well as the cellular biology of various tissues and organs are taught in detail. In addition, early human development and systemic development will be considered in detail. Cellular Biology, as it relates to anatomic structure, will be presented. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 5 Course Level: Graduate Semester Graduate StudiesMain campusGraduate SemesterGraduateDoctor of Philosophy Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANAT 9010 - Seminar in Cellular Biology and Anatomy Forum for MCG faculty, visiting faculty, and graduate students to present their research. Grade Mode: Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Contact Hrs. Low: 1 Course Level: Graduate Semester Equivalent Course: ANM9010 Graduate StudiesMain campusGraduate SemesterGraduateDoctor of Philosophy Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANAT 9020 - Seminar in Cellular Biology and Anatomy Grade Mode: Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Contact Hrs. Low: 1 Course Level: Graduate Semester Equivalent Course: ANM9020 Graduate StudiesGraduate Semester Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANAT 9210 - Investigation of a Problem Prerequisite: Admission in a graduate program. The student works with individual faculty members on a specific investigative research problem. This provides an introduction to analytical techniques and the scientific method in action. Grade Mode: Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Contact Hrs. Low: 0 Course Level: Graduate Semester Equivalent Course: ANM9210 Graduate StudiesCellular Biology & AnatomyDPHIL_CLBA-Cellular Biology & AnatomyMain campusGraduate SemesterGraduateDoctor of Philosophy Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANAT 9300 - Research Prerequisite: Permanent assignment to a specific lab with a faculty advisor and a defined research project. The student works closely with his faculty thesis/dissertation advisor on an in-depth study of a research problem of interest to both student and advisor. This course culminates in the preparation of a PhD dissertation or MS thesis. Grade Mode: Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Contact Hrs. Low: 17 Course Level: Graduate Semester Equivalent Course: ANM9300 Graduate StudiesCellular Biology & AnatomyDPHIL_CLBA-Cellular Biology & AnatomyMain campusGraduate SemesterGraduateDoctor of Philosophy Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANES 5002 - Anesthesiology Research Elective Prerequisite: ANES 5011 + Acceptance by Chairman of Department of Anesthesiology The Department of Anesthesiology has an ongoing program in research. This area is available for student participation, depending on the student’s background, and interests, as well as projects that are then current in the department. The student will attend all teaching seminars and conferences. (Dr. Boedeker) Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 7 Repeated: 2 Course Level: Professional Semester Equivalent Course: ANS5002 Medicine Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANES 5003 - Anesthesiology Preceptorship Prerequisite: None Clinical experience in Anesthesiology in an off campus hospital approved by Departmental Chairman. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 7Contact Hrs. Low: 50 Repeated: 2 Course Level: Professional Semester Equivalent Course: ANS5003 Medicine Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANES 5008 - Pain Management Elective Prerequisite: None Closely supervised clinical experience in the management of acute and chronic pain. The experience will take place within the structure of the MCG Multidisciplinary Pain Center and the inpatient wards of the Medical College of Georgia Hospital and will include diagnosis and treatment of chronic pain and the treatment of modalities for acute pain. The student will attend all scheduled teaching seminars and conferences. (Dr. Martin and Dr. Finnegan) Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 7Contact Hrs. Low: 2 Repeated: 0 Course Level: Professional Semester Equivalent Course: ANS5008 Medicine Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANES 5011 - Anesthesiology Clerkship Prerequisites: Senior Students Only Student will be introduced to the basic principles and practice of anesthesiology and perioperative medicine. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 10Contact Hrs. Low: 7 Repeated: 0 Course Level: Professional Semester Equivalent Course: ANS5011 Medicine Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANES 5014 - Respiratory Care Elective Prerequisite: None The first three weeks of the rotation will focus on respiratory pathophysiology as related to the patients problems and on the appropriate treatment. Specifically the first week involves oxygen, jet nebulizer and chest physiology. The second and third week focus on mechanical ventilation. The last week is reserved for BLS and ACLS certification. (Ms. Pam Rosema, M.H.S.A., R.R.T.) Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 3Contact Hrs. Low: 16 Repeated: 0 Course Level: Professional Semester Equivalent Course: ANS5014 Medicine Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANES 5015 - Critical Care Anesthesia Prerequisite: Core Curriculum Goals: To educate and expose students to the general medical principles and management of critically ill surgical patients in the Intensive Care Unit environment. Objectives: Upon completion of the rotation, the student will have a better understanding of: 1. How to comprehend, apply and evaluate clinical information pertinent to the management of the critically ill. 2. Technical proficiency and skills required to monitor and treat the clinically ill. 3. Professional attitude and behavior needed to properly function in an ICU environment. Activities: 1. Daily clinical rounds to evaluate clinical conditions, laboratory and radiologic information and psychosocial needs. 2. Education presentations. 3. Participation in procedural interventions. Assessment: 1. Periodic evaluations of clinical proficiency, technical skills and professional behavior. 2. Comprehensive written examinations. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 10Contact Hrs. Low: 43 Repeated: 0 Course Level: Professional Semester Equivalent Course: ANS5015 Medicine Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANES 5016 - Anesthesiology Preceptorship Must be a SW Regional Campus student Clinical experience in Anesthesiology at an off campus hospital introducing student to the basic principles of anesthesiology; critical care medicine or pain management and development of basic knowledge for the perioperative management of the patient. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 7 Course Level: Professional Semester MD_MEDD-Medicine Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	ANES 5085 - Introduction to Anesthesia Students will learn about the complex field of Anesthesiology which encompasses fields of medicine and surgery using applied physiology, pharmacology, anatomy and patho-physiology. Grade Mode: Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Contact Hrs. Low: 12 Repeated: 0 Course Level: Professional Semester Equivalent Course: ANS5085 Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	BCMB 3450 - Survey of Biochemistry Prerequisite: Survey course in inorganic and organic chemistry A study of the chemical principles of living organisms. Includes the structure of biomolecules, energy-yielding processes, energy-requiring processes and transfer of genetic information. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 3Contact Hrs. Low: 3 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	BCMB 5002 - Research in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology To provide the student an opportunity to train in basic research with direct relevance to the clinical interests of the student. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 7 Repeated: 1 Course Level: Professional Semester Equivalent Course: BMB5002 Graduate StudiesMain campusGraduate SemesterGraduateDoctor of Philosophy Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	BCMB 7450 - Medical Biochemistry Covers the chemistry and reactions of the constituents of living matter, metabolism and control mechanisms at levels of biological organization from subcellular to organism. Emphasis on medical application. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 7Contact Hrs. Low: 8 Course Level: Graduate Semester Equivalent Course: BMB7450 Graduate StudiesMain campusGraduate SemesterGraduateDoctor of Philosophy Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	BCMB 8201 - Current Topics and Techniques in Molecular Biology Elective course for advanced graduate students (2nd year and up) across departments. Students will solve current problems in molecular biology using the various techniques. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 3Contact Hrs. Low: 3 Course Level: Graduate Semester Equivalent Course: BMB8201 Graduate StudiesMain campusGraduate SemesterGraduateDoctor of Philosophy Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	BCMB 8310 - Advanced Topics in Microbiology and Infectious Disease I Prerequisites: SGSS8021 and SGSS8022 or approval from course director. This is a highly focused course designed to provide students with in-depth discussions of pathogenic bacteria and associated diseases. The emphasis of the course will be on the molecular mechanisms underlying the virulence of medically important bacterial pathogens. Class time will consist of student-led lectures and discussions, facilitated by Microbiology faculty. Students will present comprehensive backgrounds of the topics of discussion, followed by critical evaluation of scientific papers taken from recent primary literature. This course will provide students both with comprehensive knowledge of bacterial pathogenesis and increased experience with reading, presenting, and critically analyzing scientific literature. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Prerequisites: Prerequisites: SGSS8021, SGSS8022 Pre-Req Min Grade: C, C Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 2Contact Hrs. Low: 2 Course Level: Graduate Semester Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	BCMB 8320 - Advanced Topics in Microbiology and Infectious Disease II Prerequisites: SGSS8021 and SGSS8022 or approval from course director. This is a highly focused course designed to provide students with in-depth discussions of pathogenic bacteria and associated diseases. The emphasis of the course will be on the molecular mechanisms underlying the virulence of medically important bacterial pathogens. Class time will consist of student-led lectures and discussions, facilitated by Microbiology faculty. Students will present comprehensive backgrounds of the topics of discussion, followed by critical evaluation of scientific papers taken from recent primary literature. This course will provide students both with comprehensive knowledge of bacterial pathogenesis and increased experience with reading, presenting, and critically analyzing scientific literature. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Prerequisites: Prerequisites: SGSS8021, SGSS8022 Pre-Req Min Grade: C, C Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 2Contact Hrs. Low: 5 Course Level: Graduate Semester Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	BCMB 8340 - Elements of Scientific Presentation Prerequisite: Successful completion of the Biomedical Sciences core curriculum This course will provide graduate students in the Biochemistry and Molecular Biology program with the essential skills needed to give an effective oral presentation of academic material. Instructors will both discuss and demonstrate critical issues relevant to giving seminar or lecture. The course will provide students with multiple opportunities to practice their learned presentation skills to a large audience. By peer-review of course presentations, students will be able to develop critical analysis skills as well as receive constructive feedback on their own work. On successful completion of this course, students will be experienced orators, and will be able to present their research or teaching material in a confident and effective manner. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 2Contact Hrs. Low: 2 Course Level: Graduate Semester Graduate StudiesGraduate Semester Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	BCMB 9010 - Seminar in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Research presentations by MCG faculty, students and visiting research scientists. Grade Mode: Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Contact Hrs. Low: 1 Course Level: Graduate Semester Equivalent Course: BMB9010 Graduate StudiesMain campusGraduate SemesterGraduateDoctor of Philosophy Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	BCMB 9210 - Investigation of a Problem Prerequisite: Admission in a graduate program. The student works with individual faculty members on a specific investigative research problem. This provides an introduction to analytical techniques and the scientific method in action. Grade Mode: Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Contact Hrs. Low: 0 Course Level: Graduate Semester Equivalent Course: BMB9210A, BMB9210B Graduate StudiesBiochemistry & Molecular BiolDPHIL_BCMB-Biochemistry & Molecular BioMain campusGraduate SemesterGraduateDoctor of Philosophy Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	BCMB 9300 - Research Prerequisites: Permanent assignment to a specific lab with a faculty advisor and a defined research project. The student works closely with his faculty thesis/dissertation advisor on an in-depth study of a research problem of interest to both student and advisor. This course culminates in the preparation of a PhD dissertation or MS thesis. Grade Mode: Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Contact Hrs. Low: 0 Course Level: Graduate Semester Equivalent Course: BMB9300A, BMB9300B Graduate StudiesBiochemistry & Molecular BiolDPHIL_BCMB-Biochemistry & Molecular BioMain campusGraduate SemesterGraduateDoctor of Philosophy Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	BIOL 1790 - Principles of Biology This course is designed to introduce students to the fundamental concepts of biological principles and processes. The course focuses on the cell and cellular activities, including respiration, reproduction, and protein synthesis. Overall, there is an emphasis on the relationship of these biological concepts to human health, disease and disease prevention. The course is designed to help students develop critical thinking, analytical, and problem solving skills in the biological sciences in preparation for standardized tests. Laboratory activities correlate to and reinforce lecture topics. Grade Mode: Normal Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 4Contact Hrs. Low: 10 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Equivalent Course: BIO1790 Special Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	BIOL 3000 - Biological Chemistry This is an introductory biochemistry course with emphasis on molecular biology, proteins, and intermediary metabolism. The focus of the course will be medical biochemistry with the inclusion of both normal and disease processes. Grade Mode: Normal Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 4Contact Hrs. Low: 12 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Equivalent Course: BIO3000, PHY2000 Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	BRTC 3100 - Introduction to Patient Care Presentation of fundamental patient care skills and medical terminology needed for entry level biomedical and radiologic science professionals. Content includes essential patient care concepts including medical assessment, physical assessment, physical assistance, infection control and aseptic technique, physiologic monitoring, venipuncture, drug administration, patient special needs, psychosocial considerations, and medical emergencies. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 2Contact Hrs. Low: 2 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Co-Requisites: BRTC3105 Equivalent Course: RSC3611 Allied Health SciencesBSRS_DIMS-Diagnostic Medical Sonography, BSRS_NUMT-Nuclear Medicine Technology, BSRS_RADT-Radiation TherapyUndergraduate Semester Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	BRTC 3105 - Introduction to Patient Care Laboratory Prerequisite: Admission to program along with Concurrent enrollment in BRTC 3100 Laboratories include fundamental patient care skills needed for entry level biomedical and radiologic science professionals. Included are medical assessment, physical assessment, physical assistance, infection control and aseptic technique, physiologic monitoring, venipuncture, drug administration, patient special needs, psychosocial considerations, and medical emergencies. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Contact Hrs. Low: 2 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Co-Requisites: BRTC3100 Equivalent Course: RSC3611 Allied Health SciencesBSCLS_CLS-Clinical Laboratory Sciences, BSRS_DIMS-Diagnostic Medical Sonography, BSRS_NUMT-Nuclear Medicine Technology, BSRS_RADT-Radiation TherapyUndergraduate Semester Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	BRTC 3120 - Professional-Patient Interaction Prerequisites: Admission to the program. Introduction to imaging professional - patient interaction including: profile of imaging professionals, profile of patients in general, elements of effective communication and interaction, and specific patient vignettes. Psychosocial, ethical and medico legal issues are incorporated. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Contact Hrs. Low: 1 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Equivalent Course: RSC3613 BSRS_RADT-Radiation Therapy Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	BRTC 3180 - Introduction to Diagnostic Imaging and Radiation Therapy Prerequisite: Admission to program. Introduction to each of the imaging and therapeutic disciplines within radiologic sciences with focus on understanding the various disciplines through independent research, observing patients undergoing procedures within these disciplines, and didactic presentations. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Contact Hrs. Low: 1 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Equivalent Course: RSC3602 BSRS_RADT-Radiation Therapy, CERTT_RADT-Radiation Therapy Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	BRTC 4400 - Management of the Radiology Department Prerequisite: Admission to department program Application of principles of business administration and personnel management to radiology department, including study of budgeting and financing, personnel interaction, patient scheduling, design and equipment purchasing, and concepts of quality management. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 2Contact Hrs. Low: 4 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Equivalent Course: RSM4632 BSRS_RADT-Radiation Therapy Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	BRTC 4620 - Research Designs and Statistical Methods in Radiologic Sciences Prerequisite: Elementary statistics or permission of instructor. Introduction to fundamentals of designing research and statistical methods appropriate for allied health and radiological sciences. Teaches working knowledge of basic descriptive and inferential statistics in order to analyze relationships and differences among groups, and differentiation between experimental and quasi-experimental research designs. Students design a project and develop it into a research proposal. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 3Contact Hrs. Low: 3 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Equivalent Course: RSC4643 BSRS_NUMT-Nuclear Medicine Technology, BSRS_RADT-Radiation Therapy, CERTT_RADT-Radiation Therapy Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	BRTC 6100 - Introduction to Patient Care Presentation of fundamental patient care skills needed for entry level biomedical and radiological science professionals. Content includes essential patient care concepts including medical assessment, physical assessment, physical assistance, infection control and aseptic technique, physiologic monitoring, venipuncture, drug administration, patient special needs, psychosocial considerations, and medical emergencies. The student will be expected to perform advanced practice competencies in related content areas. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 2Contact Hrs. Low: 2 Course Level: Graduate Semester Co-Requisites: BRTC6105 Allied Health SciencesMHSMD_MDOS-Medical Dosimetry, MHS_CLS-Clinical Laboratory ScienceGraduate Semester Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	BRTC 6105 - Introduction to Patient Care Laboratory Laboratories include fundamental patient care skills needed for entry level biomedical and radiological science professionals. Included are medical assessment, physical assessment, physical assistance, infection control and aseptic technique, physiologic monitoring, venipuncture, drug administration, patient special needs, psychosocial considerations, and medical emergencies. The student will be expected to perform advanced practice competencies in related content areas. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Contact Hrs. Low: 2 Course Level: Graduate Semester Co-Requisites: BRTC6100 Allied Health SciencesMHSMD_MDOS-Medical Dosimetry, MHS_CLS-Clinical Laboratory Science, MHS_DOSM-Medical DosimetryGraduate Semester Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	BSAD 5001 - Behavior Science Applied to Dentistry This course will provide students with the knowledge to be competent in the application of the fundamental principles of behavioral sciences as they pertain to patient-centered approaches for promoting, improving and maintaining oral health. Students will be able to manage a diverse patient population and have the interpersonal and communications skills to function successfully in a multicultural work environment. Grade Mode: Normal Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 2Contact Hrs. Low: 2 Additional Fees: N Course Level: Professional Semester Dental Medicine Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CAHS 3110 - Human Physiology Introduction to the major systems of the body, how they are controlled in health, and the pathological effects of system dysfunction. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 3 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Allied Health Sciences Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CAHS 3610 - Ethics for Health Professionals Prevailing philosophies and basic ethical principles will be presented and legal issues common to allied health professionals will be discussed. Clinical application of ethical theory and ethico-legal decision making will be emphasized. Each of the Departments will provide profession-specific content for discussion and application with their students. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Allied Health Sciences Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CAHS 3660 - US Healthcare Delivery System This course will allow allied health professionals to develop an understanding of the organization and structure of the healthcare industry as a whole and the healthcare facilities comprising the industry. Healthcare delivery systems in the areas of ambulatory care, home health, and long-term care are rapidly increasing in addition to the increasing demand for allied health professionals. The healthcare delivery systems in the twenty-first century will be faced with increased regulations and standards, with focus on cost containment, accessibility, and quality. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Contact Hrs. Low: 3 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Equivalent Course: AHS3660 Allied Health SciencesUndergraduate Semester Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CAHS 4300 - Professional Issues and Ethics Introduction to current critical issues impacting allied health science; the role of the allied health professional within the healthcare system and its relationship to other healthcare disciplines. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Allied Health SciencesUndergraduate Semester Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CAHS 4451 - Child Life Clinic I Child Life Clinic will expose students to the following: children’s and families responses to experience in illness and hospitalization/injury from birth through adolescence, stress and coping issues, therapeutic and medical play, activity planning/coordination/implementation, psychological preparation for healthcare experiences and associated coping processes, parental interactions, and children’s understanding of illness/death. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 10 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CAHS 4453 - LIFE - Learning in Family Environments This course will familiarize students with components and essentials of family centered care. Emphasis is placed on direct experiences with patients and families in various settings. Theories of development and family systems will be explored. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CAHS 6501 - Evidence-Based Practice Identification of a research project including the literature evaluation and review of current evidence in the profession. Resources to conduct a course of scholarly investigation is initiated. Examination of findings and the significance for practice is included. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 2 Course Level: Graduate Semester Allied Health SciencesMHSCLS_CLS-Clinical Laboratory Science, MHSMD_MDOS-Medical Dosimetry, MHSOT_OTHP-Occupational TherapyGraduate Semester Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CAHS 6503 - Research Process Prerequisites: Graduate admission to MHS; permission of instructor/chair. Investigation of qualitative, quantitative, and applied statistical methods for clinical and professional studies or projects. Application of evidenced based research and completion of HAC proposals and approval processes. Emphasis is placed on ethical and procedural requirements for responsible research/scholarship. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 3 Course Level: Graduate Semester MHSOT_OTHP-Occupational Therapy, MHS_OTHP-Occupational Therapy Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CAHS 6524 - Project Development Prerequisites: Graduate admission to the MHS program; completion of the 3rd semester permission of instructor/Chair. Development of a scholarly research process including HAC approvals. Engagement in an active scholarly pursuit. Research methods and applications are included. Grade Mode: Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 2 Course Level: Graduate Semester MHSOT_OTHP-Occupational Therapy Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CAHS 7005 - The Adult as a Learner Assists healthcare practitioners in applying the body of knowledge related to adult learning to settings in which they will be teaching and practicing. Helps students analyze theories of adult learning, learning needs, goals, strategies and evaluation plans suitable for the adult learner. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 3 Course Level: Graduate Semester Graduate Semester Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CAHS 7110 - Principles of Human Physiology Prerequisites: Admission to Physician Assistant Program or permission of instructor Basic concepts in human physiology will be presented in lecture and case study format. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 3 Course Level: Graduate Semester Allied Health SciencesDPT_PHTP-Physical Therapy, MPA_PHAS-Physician Assistant Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CAHS 7300 - Professional Issues and Ethics Prerequisite: MHS program enrollment Introduction to current critical issues impacting allied health science; the role of the allied health professional within the healthcare system and its relationship to other healthcare disciplines. The students will be expected to perform critical evaluations of clinical cases and/or scientific papers and additional advanced practice competencies in related content area. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1 Course Level: Graduate Semester Allied Health SciencesMHSCLS_CLS-Clinical Laboratory Science, MHSMD_MDOS-Medical DosimetryGraduate Semester Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CAHS 7523 - Research Project Research Project Grade Mode: Normal Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 3Credit Hrs. High: 13 Course Level: Graduate Semester Allied Health SciencesMHSCLS_CLS-Clinical Laboratory Science, MHSMD_MDOS-Medical Dosimetry, MHSOT_OTHP-Occupational TherapyGraduate SemesterGraduate Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CAHS 7705 - Neuroscience Applications Prerequisites: Graduate admission to the MHS in OT degree program; completion of 1st semester coursework and/or permission of instructor/Chair Study of neuroanatomy, neurophysiology and applied neuroscience principles in the promotion of health and wellness and the recovery from illness and/or injury. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 3Contact Hrs. Low: 3 Course Level: Graduate Semester Equivalent Course: AHS3703, AHS7705 MHS_OTHP-Occupational Therapy Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CDCL 5001 - Complete Dentures This course extends the previously taught didactic and laboratory procedures to the clinic. A complete maxillary and mandibular denture is fabricated for an edentulous patient with major emphasis on correlating for the patient’s biological milieu with the clinical aspects of complete prosthodontics. Grade Mode: Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 3Contact Hrs. Low: 5 Course Level: Professional Semester Equivalent Course: PRO5003 Dental Medicine Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CDPR 5001 - Preclinical Completed Dentures Lecture and laboratory sessions on the philosophy and technique in the fabrication of complete dentures are presented. Material includes, oral examinations, preliminary and final impressions, maxillomandibular records, denture tooth selection, factors and philosophies of denture occlusion, setting teeth in a non-balanced and a balanced lingualized occlusion, verifying maxillomandibular records, denture processing, correction of processing errors, completion and insertion of complete dentures and effective cusp angles. Grade Mode: Normal Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Credit Hrs. High: 5Contact Hrs. Low: 0Contact Hrs. High: 5 Course Level: Professional Semester Equivalent Course: PROS5001 Dental Medicine Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CERG 5800 - Certificate in Physician Leadership and Advocacy Students will understand different types of leadership, understand important professional traits required in leadership and advocacy, understand basic financial and legal methodology in healthcare, learn about career opportunities in leadership and advocacy, advocate for their patients and the health of their community, and learn the economics and systems of healthcare delivery. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit, Continuing Progress Courses Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 10 Course Level: Professional Semester MedicineDoctor of Medicine Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CLCR 8001 - Physical Diagnosis This course provides basic information for the resident with limited prior experience in physical examination of the human body other than the oral cavity. Information presented is limited to components of physical examination important in the workup of a patient for a dental procedure to be performed under sedation or general anesthesia. It is assumed that, through training in the PGY 1 year, the resident has experience in interviewing a patient, taking a health history, and a thorough understanding of human anatomy and physiology. Grade Mode: Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Contact Hrs. Low: 1 Course Level: Post Professional Residents Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CLCR 8004 - Research Design and Statistics The primary objective of this course is to provide students with an understanding of basic concepts and methods of statistical inference in the biomedical health sciences. Upon completion of this course, students should be able to understand, interpret and critique the results of application of these statistical techniques as found in the health sciences literature. The overall objective of this course is to instill in students a practical understanding of and appreciation for the role of statistics in the biomedical health sciences. Grade Mode: Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Contact Hrs. Low: 1 Course Level: Post Professional Residents Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CLCR 8006 - Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology The major objectives of this course are to provide the student with an advanced course in oral and maxillofacial radiology. Oral and maxillofacial radiology interrelates with all clinical disciplines of dentistry with the exact nature of the relationship varying from one discipline to another. These relationships include a diagnostic role in identifying or confirming the presence of an abnormality; a treatment planning role such as determining the extent of a condition; being an integral part of a clinical technique in another discipline; and acting as a tool to monitor the progress of healing, the recurrence of previously treated disease, and the evaluation of the status of previous conditions. Grade Mode: Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Contact Hrs. Low: 1 Course Level: Post Professional Residents Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CLCR 8008 - Interdisciplinary Seminars: Esthetics & Function This seminar course will review common orthodontic techniques utilizing fixed and removable appliances that will support a multidisciplinary treatment plan. This course will highlight the importance of an accurate and timely orthodontic diagnosis emphasizing a team approach in developing a patient’s comprehensive treatment plan to maximize the patient’s esthetic and functional goals. This seminar will provide an overview of orthodontic treatment philosophy and biomechanics. Grade Mode: Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Contact Hrs. Low: 1 Course Level: Post Professional Residents Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CLCR 8010 - Practice Management CLCR 8010 is a course in practice management for the graduate student. It is a focused study on various aspects relating to their setting up and operating a successful dental practice. It is broad based in that the selected topics must appeal to all specialties represented. An in-depth two hour seminar for each subject is presented to the residents by experts in the respective areas of business. Grade Mode: Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Contact Hrs. Low: 1 Course Level: Post Professional Residents Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CLCR 8011 - Basic Cardiac Life Support (CPR) In this course the student completes a Basic Cardiac Life Support Healthcare Provider course according to the standards established by the American Heart Association. In addition, MCG Emergency Medical Protocol is reviewed. Grade Mode: Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Contact Hrs. Low: 1 Course Level: Post Professional Residents Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CLCR 8014 - Dental Implantology This is a curse designed to introduce the resident to the theoretical principles, designs and materials used in osseointegrated implant prosthodontics. Grade Mode: Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 2Contact Hrs. Low: 2 Course Level: Post Professional Residents Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CLCR 8016 - Cleft Palate and Craniofacial Anomalies This seminar is an overview of normal and abnormal facial development and speech. A multidiscipline approach to the recognition, and the treatment of many aspects of patients with cleft palate will be presented. Grade Mode: Satisfactory-Unsatisfactory Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Contact Hrs. Low: 1 Course Level: Post Professional Residents Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CLSC 3200 - Library Research Introduces the student to the use of a medical library through preparation and presentation of clinical laboratory topics. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Contact Hrs. Low: 2 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Equivalent Course: MTCC3200, MTCD3200 Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CLSC 3220 - Introduction to Clinical Laboratory Science Practice Provides an introduction to the clinical laboratory science profession. The course will also cover safety; blood collection; ethics; microscopy; quality control; and basic lab math. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 2Contact Hrs. Low: 2 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Equivalent Course: CLSC3240 Allied Health SciencesBSCLS_CLS-Clinical Laboratory SciencesUndergraduate Semester Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CLSC 3240 - Basic Professional Concepts Provides an introduction to the clinical pathology laboratory. The course will also cover safety, blood collection, ethics, microscopy, quality assurance, and quality control. Topics in hematology, immunology, chemistry, immunohematology, and microbiology will be introduced. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 2Contact Hrs. Low: 2 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Equivalent Course: MTCC3240 BSMT_MEDT-Medical Technology Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CLSC 3250 - Basic Professional Concepts Laboratory Provides fundamental knowledge and technical skills necessary for student laboratory exercises and clinical experience. Lab exercises develop manual dexterity and integrate basic concepts of laboratory testing. Covers basic hematology, immunology, chemistry, immunohematology, and microbiology testing. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 3Contact Hrs. Low: 9 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Equivalent Course: MTCC3240 BSMT_MEDT-Medical Technology Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CLSC 3280 - Junior Clinical Practice Prerequisite: Satisfactory completion of Junior courses Fall semester ( C grade or better) Students gain experience in a clinical laboratory setting, apply theory and skills acquired during two semesters of the junior year in a work environment, create a daily journal and present a final report. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Contact Hrs. Low: 3 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Equivalent Course: MTCC3280 BSMT_MEDT-Medical Technology Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CLSC 3441 - Clinical Microbiology I An introduction to the clinically relevant microorganisms through lecture, written assignments, and library projects. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Contact Hrs. Low: 2 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Equivalent Course: MTCD4400A Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CLSC 3442 - Microbiology Review An introduction to the clinically relevant microorganisms through lecture, written assignments, and library projects. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Contact Hrs. Low: 2 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Equivalent Course: MTCD4400B Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CLSC 3443 - Clinical Microbiology I Prerequisite: Successful completion of CLSC 3240 and CLSC 3250. An introduction to the clinically relevant microorganisms through lecture, written assignments, and library projects. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Prerequisites: Prerequisites: CLSC3240 Pre-Req Min Grade: C Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 2Contact Hrs. Low: 2 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Equivalent Course: MTCC3440 BSMT_MEDT-Medical Technology, CERMT_MEDT-Medical Technology Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CLSC 3450 - Clinical Microbiology I Laboratory Prerequisites: Successful completion of CLSC 3240 and CLSC 3250 An introduction to the clinically relevant microorganisms through laboratory studies. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Contact Hrs. Low: 4 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Equivalent Course: MTCC3440 BSMT_MEDT-Medical Technology Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CLSC 3460 - Microbiology Basic Laboratory Techniques This course includes basic microbiology analyses in didactic and lab experiences as prerequisite to clinical microbiology internship course. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 3Contact Hrs. Low: 4 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Equivalent Course: MTCD3440 BSMT_MEDT-Medical Technology Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CLSC 3540 - Immunology Prerequisites: Successful completion of CLSC 3240 and CLSC 3250 Study of cells and organs of immune system, humoral response, and cell-mediated immunity as well as immuno-pathologies of hyper-sensitivity, auto-immunity. Application to transplantation and tumor immunology. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Prerequisites: Prerequisites: CLSC3240 Pre-Req Min Grade: C Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 3Contact Hrs. Low: 3 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Equivalent Course: MTCC3540 BSMT_MEDT-Medical Technology Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CLSC 3550 - Immunology Laboratory Prerequisite: Successful completion of CLSC 3240 and CLSC 3250 Laboratory exercises in the immunology laboratory will focus on antigen/antibody reactions to clinical diagnostic testing. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 1Contact Hrs. Low: 4 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Equivalent Course: MTCC3540 BSMT_MEDT-Medical Technology Click here for the Schedule of Classes.
	CLSC 3560 - Immunology Basic Laboratory Techniques The course includes basic immunology analyses in didactic and lab experiences as prerequisite to clinical immunology internship course. Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Hours: Credit Hrs. Low: 3Contact Hrs. Low: 4 Course Level: Undergraduate Semester Equivalent Course: MTCD3540 BSMT_MEDT-Medical Technology Click here for the Schedule of Classes.

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AGDR 7011 - Advanced General Dentistry Didactic Course

AGDR 7012 - Advanced General Dentistry Clinic Course - Patient Care

AGDR 7021 - Advanced General Dentistry Didactic Course

AGDR 7022 - Advanced General Dentistry Clinic - Patient Care

AGDR 7031 - Advanced General Dentistry Didactic Course

AGDR 7032 - Advanced General Dentistry Clinic - Patient Care

ANAT 3100 - Sectional Anatomy

ANAT 3320 - Systemic Anatomy

ANAT 5002 - Research Elective in Anatomy

ANAT 5004 - Teaching Skills Elective

ANAT 5085 - Essentials of Education

ANAT 5086 - Forensic Medicine

ANAT 6500 - Musculoskeletal Anatomy

ANAT 6510 - Systemic Anatomy

ANAT 7010 - Human Gross Anatomy

ANAT 7010 - Human Gross Anatomy for Medical Illustration I

ANAT 7011 - Human Gross Anatomy for Medical Illustration II

ANAT 7011 - Human Gross Anatomy II

ANAT 7030 - Neuroscience I

ANAT 7040 - Graduate Neuroscience I

ANAT 7041 - Graduate Neuroscience II

ANAT 7100 - Sectional Anatomy

ANAT 7300 - Human Gross Anatomy

ANAT 8010 - Special Topics in Anatomy

ANAT 8020 - Introduction to Research

ANAT 8030 - Fundamentals of Vision Science

ANAT 8040 - Current Topics in Vision Science

ANAT 8050 - Cell Biology and Development

ANAT 8050 - Graduate Histology

ANAT 9010 - Seminar in Cellular Biology and Anatomy

ANAT 9020 - Seminar in Cellular Biology and Anatomy

ANAT 9210 - Investigation of a Problem

ANAT 9300 - Research

ANES 5002 - Anesthesiology Research Elective

ANES 5003 - Anesthesiology Preceptorship

ANES 5008 - Pain Management Elective

ANES 5011 - Anesthesiology Clerkship

ANES 5014 - Respiratory Care Elective

ANES 5015 - Critical Care Anesthesia

ANES 5016 - Anesthesiology Preceptorship

ANES 5085 - Introduction to Anesthesia

BCMB 3450 - Survey of Biochemistry

BCMB 5002 - Research in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

BCMB 7450 - Medical Biochemistry

BCMB 8201 - Current Topics and Techniques in Molecular Biology

BCMB 8310 - Advanced Topics in Microbiology and Infectious Disease I

BCMB 8320 - Advanced Topics in Microbiology and Infectious Disease II

BCMB 8340 - Elements of Scientific Presentation

BCMB 9010 - Seminar in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

BCMB 9210 - Investigation of a Problem

BCMB 9300 - Research

BIOL 1790 - Principles of Biology

BIOL 3000 - Biological Chemistry

BRTC 3100 - Introduction to Patient Care

BRTC 3105 - Introduction to Patient Care Laboratory

BRTC 3120 - Professional-Patient Interaction

BRTC 3180 - Introduction to Diagnostic Imaging and Radiation Therapy

BRTC 4400 - Management of the Radiology Department

BRTC 4620 - Research Designs and Statistical Methods in Radiologic Sciences

BRTC 6100 - Introduction to Patient Care

BRTC 6105 - Introduction to Patient Care Laboratory

BSAD 5001 - Behavior Science Applied to Dentistry

CAHS 3110 - Human Physiology

CAHS 3610 - Ethics for Health Professionals

CAHS 3660 - US Healthcare Delivery System

CAHS 4300 - Professional Issues and Ethics

CAHS 4451 - Child Life Clinic I

CAHS 4453 - LIFE - Learning in Family Environments

CAHS 6501 - Evidence-Based Practice

CAHS 6503 - Research Process

CAHS 6524 - Project Development

CAHS 7005 - The Adult as a Learner

CAHS 7110 - Principles of Human Physiology

CAHS 7300 - Professional Issues and Ethics

CAHS 7523 - Research Project

CAHS 7705 - Neuroscience Applications

CDCL 5001 - Complete Dentures

CDPR 5001 - Preclinical Completed Dentures

CERG 5800 - Certificate in Physician Leadership and Advocacy